Rubio: US expects to receive Iran's response to peace deal proposal today
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that the US expects to receive Iran's response to proposals for a peace deal to end the conflict between the two countries today. Rubio hopes for a serious proposal.
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(Central News Agency Rome 8th Comprehensive Foreign Report) US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said today that Washington expects to receive Tehran's response today regarding several proposals made by the US to reach an agreement with Iran to end the conflict between the two sides.
According to Agence France-Presse, Rubio (Marco Rubio), who is visiting the Italian capital Rome, told reporters: "We currently expect them to respond at some point today. ... I really hope there will be a serious proposal."
CNBC reported that Rubio also said that Washington will see what demands Iran's response will have, "hoping this will allow us to enter a serious negotiation process." (Compiler: Zhang Zhengqian) 1150508
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(Central News Agency Rome 8th Comprehensive Foreign Report) US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said today that Washington expects to receive Tehran's response today regarding several proposals made by the US to reach an agreement with Iran to end the conflict between the two sides.
According to Agence France-Presse, Rubio (Marco Rubio), who is visiting the Italian capital Rome, told reporters: "We currently expect them to respond at some point today. ... I really hope there will be a serious proposal."
CNBC reported that Rubio also said that Washington will see what demands Iran's response will have, "hoping this will allow us to enter a serious negotiation process." (Compiler: Zhang Zhengqian) 1150508
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